Real Latin Quarter forms in New York artists colony
The Artists Association at 13 East Thirty fourth street seeks to create a practical American Latin Quarter for artists. Members from Bouguereau to Constant circles plan shared studios, color and engraving departments, and weekly talks to unite publishers and illustrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Macdougal Street
West Twelfth Street
Windemere
Carnegie
Artists’ Association
East Thirtyfourth Street
Bouguereau
Gerome
Greenhorns
Thirty-fourth Street
Idea
Dart Walker
Jay Hambridge
Century Magazine Art Department
Mr. Goode
Fife
Canada
Rapide
Hambidge
Walker
Harlem
Nagasaki
Fair Sex
Glackens
Puck
Naukeville
Victor Gillam
Dan Smith
E. Fuhr
Arthur Henderson
James Conde
Weir Crouch
Dave Thompson
Ben Nash
Artista
Boston
Philadelphia
Bicaso
San Francisco
Toronto
Quebec
London
Berlin
Paris
Beauties of Visaya refined and accomplished at World's Fair
Special correspondence recounts Visayan girls at the St Louis World’s Fair. Clotilde, Terese, Encarna cion Yulo, and others charm spectators with singing and dancing while adjusting to American life. They speak Spanish and English, long to return home, and view their future as educators of their people.
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Agare
Hambidge
Hellenic Society of London
Parthenon
British Museum
Crete
Athens
William M. Chase
Cleveland
Sunday Post
St. Louis
Clotilde
Ma Alster
Natividad
Iked Clotilde
Philippines
Terese
Marina Raminey
Encarnacion Yulo Y Belarmino
Josefina Maguiting
Island of
Negros
United States
Helpful Little Tales from the New York Sun
A collage of vignettes from New York society and city life. A selfish gambler, a dog experiment with a toy rat, a barbering miscue at a mirror, a curious coffee tasting mishap, and a Queens church snake scare mix in humorous news-like snippets. Names and places appear in passing as told in a breezy column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Navy
Kipling
Dooley
St. Pierre
New York Sun
Newport
Serpent in the Church and a Shopping Maid
A preacher recounts casting a real serpent from the Lord's house as a deacon intervenes with a cane. A separate poem depicts a weary shopper and a tragic ending on a Brooklyn stair, followed by a translation of The Death Song of Shen Chin reflecting political peril and personal defiance.
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Satan
Deacon Hawkins
Wheat breeding boosting Minnesota yields and farm profits
A Minnesota State farm experiment shows wheat breeds bred for higher yields could raise state and national averages. Selection over years yields a possible 20 to 25 bushels per acre future, with hybrids and crossbreeding expanding gains. Urban workers’ fresh eggs show market value when buyers know quality, while jungle-clearing advice urges foresight to avoid land abandonment. Salt in sheep feed increases weight and wool quality, informing livestock nutrition.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States
Beca
Hays
Evor
Kipline
Maryland
Catalpa
France
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Walkers
Dante
Constant
Gmen
Paria
Efe
Arthur C. Goode
Colony
Ontario
Finstration
Lapland
Henry VIII
Louis Quing
Goold
Carleton Studios
Mahistick Club
T. Dart Walker
Leasele's
Secretary of the Navy
Massachusetts
Wortmen
Bougereau
Arthur © Goode
Oes Wreerway 4H Studios
Lan
L Studios
Dart
Visaya
Queens
Jraoklyn Eagle
Shen Chin
Brerick McCormick
Hukuang
Japan
Russia
China
Jared
Twat Ch'ing
Chung Lang
Metropolitan Magazine
City Man's Farm Tips
Washington
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